Outdoor Adventures

Outdoor Adventures

Welcome! This site is dedicated to outdoor adventuring. Click the menu links along the top, check out the adventures below, use the search box at the very bottom, or click on the site map to quickly locate the topic you are looking for. Comments are appreciated. Enjoy your day!

Grizzly Stare Down
Master List of Adventures
Porcupine Caribou Herd
Alone Across Alaska
Outdoor Adventures: Alaska survival food
Alaska Survival Trip
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Outdoor Adventures: San Juan Mountains, CDT
Long Distance Hikes
Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Sign
Lewis and Clark Trail
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Gear Lists
Outdoor Adventures: Canoeing the Yellowstone River
River Journeys
Outdoor Adventures: The Gendarme, Mt. McKinley
Mountain Climbs
Outdoor Adventures: Caribou 2011
Hunting and Fishing
My home cabin in Alaska.
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139 thoughts on “Outdoor Adventures”

  • Hey Buck, reading about your Admiralty adventure…very cool stuff. I lived in Juneau the summer of your trip, and I enjoyed reading your trip updates while I was there. The Tongas will forever be a part of me. Some of the best outdoor memories of my life!

  • Hey Buck! I love your adventures and have followed along on most of them. I was just curious about one thing. It looks like you’ve backpacked in all of the 4 corners states, but Utah. I was just curious if you have backpacked in Utah before and didn’t share it on your site or if you had any future plans to backpack there?

    Thanks,

    Scott

    • Hi Scott, I’ve spent considerable time in Utah. In 2020 I was planning a long hike including Utah but Covid got in the way. The lesser hikes I’ve done there I haven’t documented. Have you hiked Utah? Any recommendations? Buck

    • Yeah I’ve done quite a bit of hiking in Utah. When I haven’t lived in Utah I’ve been pretty close to the border (Farmington, NM and Grand Junction, CO) I used to live up north in Provo, but now I’m in the southwest corner. I love exploring the Colorado Plateau.

      I’m planning to do the Uinta Highline Trail in August. Not sure if you’ve heard of that one. I haven’t done any hiking or backpacking in the High Uintas yet.

      I’ve got plenty of recommendations. One 3 day backpack I love to do is Parnuweap Canyon outside Zion. Ever heard of it?

      Also was your 2020 hike that got canceled an established route or something you put together yourself?

      Thanks for the response.

      Scott

    • That Uinta Highline Trail hike should be epic! I’d like to do that and the Parnuweap Canyon hike someday. The Utah portion of that 2020 hike was going to be my own route. I used to spend weeks in Grand Junction when I was smokejumping. We jumped fires all over that region, but I’ve never been on the ground in the Uintas.

      Have fun! Buck

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